AP Grama Volunteer Recruitment 2020 Notification | 742 Posts for Grama Volunteer

AP Grama Volunteer Recruitment 2020: Online Application for 742 Grama Volunteer Posts!! Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Dept, Andhra Pradesh has released their AP Grama Volunteer Notification. There are 742 Vacancies that the officials want to fill up. The officials have invited online applications from qualified candidates to fill up the AP Grama Volunteer Vacancy. Interested candidates can start to apply online from 25th November 2020. The last date to apply for AP Grama Volunteer is 06th December 2020. Aspirants should make use of this opportunity now. 

Andhra Pradesh Grama Volunteer Recruitment 2020-21

Interested candidates can find all the details below. Here you will find the details of the vacancy, education qualification, age limit, selection process, the application process, etc below. You can also find the details in the official notification. Once you confirm your eligibility for the post, you can start to apply online. Follow the instructions given below to start applying to make sure your application is not rejected. To apply online, click on the AP Grama Volunteer Apply Online link given below. To know more about the Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Dept, Andhra Pradesh click on the website link below or visit the official website @ www.gswsvolunteer.apcfss.in.

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Details of AP Grama Volunteer Vacancy 2020-21:

The details of the vacancy as given in the AP Grama Volunteer Recruitment 2020 is as below

Eligibility Criteria for AP Grama Volunteer Recruitment 2020

Candidates interested in AP Grama Volunteer Jobs can check their eligibility with the details below to apply.

Academic Qualification:

• Candidates must have passed 10th standard or intermediate to be eligible

Read the official notification for more details on AP Grama Volunteer Careers.

Age Limit:

• Minimum Age – 18 Years
• Maximum Age – 35 Years

For the age limit as given in the AP Grama Volunteer Recruitment 2020, refer to the official notification

Selection Process:

• Written Test
• Interview
• Document Verification

Selection Criteria :

The selection in the interview will be based on four parameters

1. Knowledge of various government schemes, programs, welfare activities – 25 Marks
2. Previous work experience on various government welfare departments and programs/ NGOs/ Federations/ Social activities – 25 Marks
3. Leadership Qualities, good communication skills, and general Awareness – 25 Marks
4. Soft Skills – 25 Marks

The total marks allotted for the interview is 100 marks.

Pay Scale for AP Grama Volunteer Recruitment 2020:

• Selected candidates will be paid Rs. 5,000/- per month

Refer to the official website for details on the pay scale for AP Grama Volunteer Jobs

AP Grama Volunteer Online Application Fee:

• Candidates may read the official notification to get more details on AP Grama Volunteer online application fees

How to apply for AP Grama Volunteer Recruitment 2020?

1. Open the AP Grama Volunteer Notification using the link below
2. Read all the details carefully and check if you are eligible
3. If eligible, open the AP Grama Volunteer online application form
4. Fill in all the details carefully and correctly
5. Pay the application fee as required
6. Submit the application form before the last date
7. Take a print out for future reference

Address:

Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Dept, Andhra Pradesh,
Near Uma Rama Lingeswara Temple, Mogalikuduru,
Jaggannapeta, Andhra Pradesh – 533249

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About Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Dept, Andhra Pradesh:

Panchayati Raj generally refers to the local self-government of villages in rural India as opposed to urban and suburban municipalities, this system was introduced by a constitutional amendment in 1992. Although it is based upon the historical panchayat system of the Indian subcontinent. The recommendation of the L M Singhvi Committee (1986) was accepted. This Panchayati Raj system was formalized in 1992, following a study conducted by a number of Indian committees on various ways of implementing more decentralized administration.